lacerating (Meaning)

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lacerating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Lacerate

The sharp blade lacerated her skin, leaving a painful wound.
The thorns on the rose bush lacerated her hand, drawing blood.
The jagged rocks lacerated the hiker's leg, causing severe pain.
The shattered glass lacerated the child's foot, requiring stitches.
The sharp metal edge lacerated the worker's arm, necessitating surgery.
The car accident lacerated the victim's face, leaving permanent scars.
The barbed wire lacerated the animal's body, causing deep wounds.
The broken beer bottle lacerated the man's hand, resulting in significant blood loss.
The razor-sharp claws of the cat lacerated the owner's skin.
The blunt knife lacerated the soft tissue of the patient's abdomen during surgery.

of Lacerate

jagged, knifelike, jabbing, stabbing,piercing, scratching, trenchant, pointy, pointed,clawlike

smooth,blunt, rounded, dull, blunt, smooth, dull, rounded, obtuse, dulled

The sharp blade lacerated her skin, leaving a painful wound.

The thorns on the rose bush lacerated her hand, drawing blood.

The jagged rocks lacerated the hiker's leg, causing severe pain.

The shattered glass lacerated the child's foot, requiring stitches.